Notra vs Beagle Security
They sell agentic AI pentests as a per-app subscription ($99–$299/mo). We sell a flat $149 audit. Here is exactly what each buys you — including the two rows where Beagle wins.
| Aspect | Notra — $149 flat audit | Beagle Security — $99–$299/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ✓ $149 one-time for a verified audit. Flat, published, no subscription and no sales call. | $99/mo (Essential) to $299/mo (Advanced, the most-popular tier) per app, billed as a subscription. |
| Free tier | Free scorecard forever, plus a first verified audit after you prove ownership of the target. | ✓ A 14-day trial that includes 1 pentest, then a free-forever entry tier after it ends. |
| Evidence per finding | ✓ Every finding ships the exact HTTP request/response that proved it, plus the manifest that pinned the run. | A PDF report with remediation prose. |
| Coverage | Web app and API surface, probed autonomously by the same agent at the same price. | Web app and API surface via agent-driven pentests. |
| White-label reports | ✓ Included at the Agency tier: $499 covers 25 domains, white-labeled for your clients. | A $49/report add-on, and only on the Advanced ($299/mo) plan. |
| Trial before paying | No time-boxed trial — the free scorecard and the ownership-proof-gated first audit are the try-before-buy path. | ✓ 14 days, 1 complete pentest, no credit card. A genuinely easy way to see the product work. |
| Attestation for compliance | Not yet — the report is evidence, not an attestation letter. | Holds a company-level ISO 27001 certification, but no per-run signed attestation either. |
| Re-tests after fixes | ✓ Re-run any time — another flat $149, same evidence standard. | Consumes a test from your subscription quota; extra tests are a $30/test add-on. |
When Notra is the right buy
You want flat pricing, not a subscription
One audit is $149, done. No monthly renewal to remember, no per-app seat to re-evaluate, no downgrade path between you and your last report.
You need proof, not prose
Every finding carries its own request/response evidence and a manifest that pins the run, so your engineer can reproduce and fix without a follow-up email thread.
You re-test after every release
Fix, ship, re-audit — another flat $149, not another test drawn down from a quota or a $30 add-on.
When Beagle Security wins
If you want continuous per-app testing on a subscription, their poolable test quota and 14-day no-credit-card trial (1 complete pentest) are a genuinely easy on-ramp, and the free-forever floor after the trial means you never drop to zero. They also carry an established review base of 200+ reviews — Notra is newer and thinner on third-party social proof. The honest version of this page says both.
Questions people ask before choosing
Is Beagle's $99/mo actually cheaper than Notra's $149?
Depends on volume. For a single audit of one app, $149 one-time is less than a month of even the Essential plan — and you are not locked into a renewal. If you want a pentest running against several apps every month and value the poolable test quota, the subscription model is the better fit. Buy the shape of testing you actually need.
What's the real difference in the reports?
Both tell you what was found. Notra's report shows you — every finding carries the exact request and response that proved it, and the manifest that pinned the run, so your engineer can reproduce the issue in minutes. Beagle ships a PDF with remediation prose; how much raw evidence accompanies each finding depends on their format, not on your ticket.
Can I white-label reports on their cheaper plan?
Their white-label option is a $49/report add-on and is gated to the Advanced ($299/mo) plan. Notra includes white-labeling at the Agency tier — $499 covers 25 domains — if reselling scans to clients is what you are doing.
It costs nothing, takes about a minute, and tells you whether a verified audit is worth your $149.
Prices and capabilities referenced from public sources as of September 2026. Competing on facts — if anything here is out of date, tell us and we will fix it. Related: pricing, the sample verified report, and how this compares with manual penetration testing.